Sentence examples for evolved to exploit the from inspiring English sources

But M. depressus has evolved to exploit the bromeliad pools, and as far as anyone knows, they do so exclusively.

As habitats change, scientists are asking whether insects, migratory songbirds, caribou and other animals that have evolved to exploit the tundra environment will adapt.

Although the diversity of life-forms observed in modern oceans did not appear until much later, during the Precambrian (about 4.6 billion to 542 million years ago) many kinds of bacteria, algae, protozoa, and primitive metazoa evolved to exploit the early marine habitats of the world.

Diverse virus families have evolved to exploit the acidification of endosomal compartments to gain entry into cells.

These natural communities have evolved to exploit the native metabolic capabilities of each species and are highly adaptive to changes in their environments.

Many viruses have evolved to exploit the autophagic machinery to their own benefit (Kudchodkar and Levine, 2009; Orvedahl and Levine, 2008; Shoji-Kawata and Levine, 2009), and coronaviruses are no exception.

Because the cells evolve to exploit the available resources, there is not a precise mapping of parameter values to available resource heterogeneity in the model.

Cancer treatment paradigms are evolving to exploit the sensitivity of tumors to inhibitors that target the products of genes carrying driver mutations [ 1].

Hence is of the sign of ym - z, which means, as expected, that the population will evolve to exploit the most abundant resource, z* = ym.

It is conceivable that facial redness preferences may have evolved to exploit this cue to health.

That Kiwi and mammals evolved to exploit these habitats quite independently provides evidence for convergent evolution in their sensory capacities that are tuned to a common set of perceptual challenges found in forest floor habitats at night and which cannot be met by the vertebrate visual system.